Exclusive-Star Health hacker says they sent death threats, bullets to India executives

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NEW DELHI :The hacker who leaked sensitive personal data held by Indian health insurer Star Health last year has taken responsibility for sending death threats and bullets to the company's chief executive and finance head.

One police source said a man from the neighbouring state of Telangana, who the source did not name, has been arrested in recent days for allegedly helping courier the packages to Star Health on behalf of xenZen.

XenZen said they had concealed bullet cartridges in two packages sent to Star Health's head office in the southern Indian city of Chennai, in Tamil Nadu state, in February.